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A group of Islamist militants escaped arrest, hurling a number of homemade bombs on security forces who raided two militants? den in central-north Mymensingh district, according to police.>> Stringent security measures will be taken for peacefully holding the Biswa Ijtema, the second largest congregation of Muslims in the world, beginning on the bank of Turag River in Tongi on January 27.>> Bangladesh has nothing to gain from the agreement reached at the sixth ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation which concluded in Hong Kong on Sunday evening. >> A Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists faction urged the political parties to ensure an atmosphere conducive to journalism without any fear.

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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
Media no less than terrorists; Says Nizami	The Daily Star	2005-09-29
Political will, media role key to boosting stock market; Speakers say as regional seminar on capital market concludes	The Daily Star	2005-09-29
'Introduce harsher punishment to check food adulteration'	The Daily Star	2005-09-29
River-linking;Delhi to consider Dhaka's concern, says Dasmunshi	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
BDR, BSF agree to step up coordinated patrols	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
22 more jockeys return home	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Biman paralysed for 9hrs as staff go on strike	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Students abuse Buet VC;Call indefinite strike over Puja vacation	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Military finds no militant link of army men	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Lack of venture prospect taking funds out of Asia ; President says at ICC seminar inauguration	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Fuel station strike from today	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Govt doesn't recognise Tuesday Group	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
BDR, BSF agree to step up coordinated patrols	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Nabisco fined for 2nd time	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Accused OC of Motijheel refuses to report to police lines	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Transparency, risk management key to wooing foreign investment	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Revival of sick RMG units needed to boost economy; Speakers tell BGMEA seminar	The Daily Star	2005-09-28
Big progress in HSC results; 59.16pc pass; jump in GPA-5 scorers	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
List of 200 criminals given to Delhi: No Indian insurgents? camp in Bangladesh	News From Bangladesh	2005-09-27
MDG bears little significance for want of poverty baseline	New Age	2005-09-27
Bangladesh ranks 4th in democracy in Asia!	New Age	2005-09-27
10 injured in 2nd attack in 3 months; JCD cadres throw bombs on BCL rally on DU campus	The Daily Observer	2005-09-27
Saifur for more aid, market access; WB-IMF meet begins in Washington	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Petrobangla starts probing Niko gas pipeline scam	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Meet on Poll Practices; Tuesday Group to continue efforts for govt nod	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Hasina tells Judith govt out to rig next polls	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Biman staff to go on strike from today	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Kidney dialysis chemicals stored improperly; Mobile court	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Saarc summit in Dhaka to be a landmark event; India hopes	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
BGMEA seeks govt steps as woven garment export dips; Batexpo-2005 kicks off Thursday	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
'Give more authority to local govt'	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
School Feeding Programme; WFP takes strict measures to ensure quality of biscuits	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Stop misery to migrants caused by traffickers; British High Commissioner tells workshop	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
Quality edn for urban poor children stressed	The Daily Star	2005-09-27
BSF picks up 3 Bangladeshis, BDR detains 10 Indians	The Daily Star	2005-09-27

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Whispering campaign against media The surreptitious manner in which the Press Council chairman has been moving towards imposing new curbs on the media is disturbing. If he has indeed suggested to the government that amendments be made in the existing laws dealing with the press (and there are reasons to believe he has), he has only reinforced the notion that the future of
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